Amazon upended the US brick-and-mortar department store model built by companies like Sears and J.C. Penney. Now, the e-commerce giant reportedly has plans to open physical stores that resemble ...

The report compares the model to a department store, but, at about 30,000 square feet, the planned locations would each be a fraction of the size of most U.S. department stores.

Amazon is reportedly planning to open several large physical locations in the U.S. that are similar to department stores at around 30,000 square feet.

Amazon’s bookstores have certainly been a hit—whenever I’m in Chicago’s Southport Corridor, I always stop in and end up buying two or three books—so it seems par for the course that ...

At 30,000 square feet apiece, according to the insiders, the stores will be a third the size of typical department stores. They will be much larger than Amazon's existing Whole Foods stores, though.

Amazon is soon expected to open a series of department stores to sell physical products to in-person shoppers. The move will certainly disrupt the entire retail industry and further cement Amazon ...

The company plans to open Amazon Style later this year in Glendale, Calif., that will incorporate customers’ physical browsing behavior and preferences on the Amazon Shopping app.

Amazon plans to open its own department stores, report says The e-commerce giant is reportedly opening 30,000-square-foot stores that will sell clothing, electronics and household goods ...

Amazon’s rumored department store experiment could take a similarly high-tech approach to selling clothes as the company took with groceries, according to a new report from The Wall Street Journal.